An
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TRACNG THE SPOOR OF COVID-19
Zheng-Li-She, a virologist who runs a lab in Wuhan, China was the
first to claim that certain bats in Asia are carriers of coronaviruses. She
and a collaborator, Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance, a
non-profit based in New York, published a paper three years ago that named
certain bats as carriers of the virus that is causing the present pandemic.
The claim by the U.S. that a market in Wuhan was the origin of the
outbreak was contradicted in late January by a group of physicians from
Beijing and Wuhan, but that can be expected in a police state where “the
press” is overtly suppressed.
The Malaysian city of Singapore reacted immediately and forcefully to
the threat of COVID-19. It closed its borders to non-residents and began
testing a major portion of its population, especially those exhibiting
symptoms and those with whom known
"Typhoid"
Mary Mallon
victims had contact; this according to David Quammen (link),
reporter for New Yorker magazine, whose article “The Warnings: What we should
have known to prepare for COVID-19,”(link) was published this week in
the May 11th issue of the magazine, under a section titled Annals of
Medicine.
Chinese spokespersons point to the fact that no person with close
connections to the first patient admitted for treatment for COVID-19 in
Wuhan, was ever found to exhibit like symptoms.
This is easily explained by the fact that certain individuals act as
asymptomatic “carriers”.
Reopen
Protesters
There is an infamous case of a “Typhoid Mary” Mallon (1869-1938) in
America’s Medical Annals, a “Nannie’ who in the early decades of the 1920s,
carried death to several families before she was isolated and permanently
quarantined.
Despite the rantings by persons who want the onerous controls
removed, we fear these “Freedom Fighters” gathering in front of state
legislatures, beaches, concerts and their favorite salons and defying
controls, are inviting an apocalypse.
Death is Nature’s way of telling you to rethink your position.
-Phil Richardson, Storyteller and Observer of the Human
Condition.
